I'm through to the final 3 for a job that would be double the salary of every other job I've ever had. So naturally my brain is saying I won't get it, I'm not good enough, they'll want someone more experienced / knowledgeable for that kind of money, what if I do get it and fuck it up etc etc.
I was made redundant in July and haven't had any problem getting interviews, its just getting the offers that's the issue. This job would be a L&D trainer, homebased with weekly overnight travel within geographical region (although they haven't quite said how big that region would be...)
£60-£65.000 a year though, I can't believe I've even gotten this far. I passed the informal job interview stage and really liked the woman I spoke with but don't know if her colleague will like me in the final interview.
I've to do a 10 min presentation in that interview on how I would make learning engaging for participants of different backgrounds, experiences and age groups. So much I could say but trying to select the best points for just 10 minutes. Then I'm all anxious wondering what kind of competency questions they could ask.
Someone help me calm down please. Its in 2 weeks so I do have a bit of time.